Champagne House Bed and Breakfast

Built around 1760, this French period  Maison is steeped in history. With love, care and attention this property has now been brought back to its former glory, complemented by its original architecture, marble fireplaces, amazing parquet flooring, wide oak floorboards and exquisite character features. This renovated Maison has been restored to its original French elegance, and is Champagne themed.  It has an eclectic mix of French antiques, contemporary pieces, Champagne items and a little courtyard Moroccan influence.

Check in - 4 p.m. 

check out - 10 a.m. 

Depending upon the time of year we will be renting the whole property out, on a self catering basis for up to 10 people. 

When we operate as a Chambres d’hotes, it will be on a luxury bed and continental breakfast (afternoon tea and snacks available). 

Entering the house you will find a long corridor leading to the stone, cantilever, spiral staircase. To your left is the Lanson Library with its hidden bar, unique book case and an interesting librarian? To your right, a very impressive salon with its Grand piano, perfume cabinet, interesting artwork and a Champagne themed lady? At the end of the corridor is a dining room with a stone floor, table and chairs, this room looks out onto the courtyard. There is also a small room with a washing machine and large fridge freezer. The upper floors are reached by a spectacular cantilever stone staircase, leading to the three upper levels. The first floor has a kitchen complemented with brass and copper touches, a pot sink, table and chairs, fridge, cooker, dishwasher, walk in pantry, there is also an extra bathroom with shower, toilet and basin on this floor.

Step out of the property and you will immediately find a bakery, bars, the river Baise, fine dining restaurants, cinema, theatre, a local distillery etc. Further along you will find the park and central walkway that runs through the town, leading off you will find the magnificent Cathedral of Saint-Pierre with its amazing statue of the four Musketeers, a museum, shops, local exhibitions, restaurants and bars to suit all tastes. There are supermarkets and a twice weekly market close by, for any self catering needs. 

Venture just outside the town, the beautiful countryside of The Gers awaits right in the very heart of Gascony, just gently rolling, well farmed fields, endless meadows of sunflowers, and vineyards. 

Historic Bastide villages, fortified towns, Abbey’s, ancient religious buildings, Chateaux and Gallo-Roman sites. They are all there to be savoured and enjoyed by those with an interest in history and a love and appreciation of the countryside, culture, architecture and good food.

During your stay there are many things to do, art and music exhibitions, wine and Armagnac tasting, Aurian distilleries, thermal spa’s, theatre, cinema, cycling, horse riding, micro lite rides, kayaking, tennis, swimming, a river boat cruise and much, much more.